Line Loss: What It Means To Your Compressed Air Supply Pipe, Tubing, And Hose

Line Loss: What It Means To Your Compressed Air Supply Pipe, Tubing, And Hose

“Leave the gun. Take the canolli.” “What we’ve got here is failure to communicate.” “I’ll get you my pretty, and your little dog too!” “This EXAIR 42 inch Super Air Knife has ¼ NPT ports, but the Installation and Operation Instructions recommend feeding it with, at a minimum, a ¾ inch pipe…” If you’re a…

HOT OFF THE PRESS: EXAIR’s New Catalog 34 In-House!

HOT OFF THE PRESS: EXAIR’s New Catalog 34 In-House!

At EXAIR, continuous improvement is a way of life. We pride ourselves in consistently offering a wide variety of solutions and continuously looking at ways to improve on existing product lines and expand new ones. It’s something that sets us apart from other manufacturers. This year, EXAIR released the 34th edition of the catalog (click…

EXAIR Heavy Duty Line Vacs™ for Conveying Tough Medium

EXAIR Heavy Duty Line Vacs™ for Conveying Tough Medium

Male NPT Threads make permanent and rigid installation into a piping system a breeze. As an Application Engineer, I get the pleasure of speaking to many companies about trying to find a simple, long-lasting, powerful, but quiet type of transfer system.  They have operators that climb steps to dump bags of material into hoppers above. …

How to Calculate and Avoid Compressed Air Pressure Drop in Systems

How to Calculate and Avoid Compressed Air Pressure Drop in Systems

EXAIR has been manufacturing Intelligent Compressed Air Products since 1983.  They are engineered with the highest of quality, efficiency, safety, and effectiveness in mind.  Since compressed air is the source for operation, the limitations can be defined by its supply.  With EXAIR products and pneumatic equipment, you will need a way to transfer the compressed…

Five Things To Know About Single Acting Reciprocating Compressors

With the development of highly efficient air compressors, there’s still a place for the most basic design: the single acting reciprocating compressor.  When the piston moves out of the cylinder, it draws air in, at atmospheric pressure.  When it moves in to the cylinder, it reduces the volume that air occupies, increasing its pressure.  These…